Megyn Kelly is adding a new true crime series to her YouTube channel and podcast lineup, The Daily Mail can exclusively reveal.

'MK Confidential' premieres Monday at 9pm ET.

Episodes will analyze cases like the murder of JonBenet Ramsey and the DC beltway sniper killings.

Kelly hosts, and the show will air weekdays for eight straight weeks, she said.

'Like millions of others, I am a huge devotee of the true crime genre,' the former Fox News host said.

'This series was born out of a desire to revisit the most compelling, unforgettable cases in one place, digesting one mystery at a time in narrative form.

'I hope you find the results as addictive as we have!'

The new push adds to Kelly's 'MK True Crime' channel, which was launched last year.

Kelly’s flagship, 'The Megyn Kelly Show,' has emerged as one of the most-consumed independent shows in the country since its launch as an audio-only podcast in late 2020.

Kelly, 55, partnered with SiriusXM in 2021. She worked for both Fox News and NBC before going independent.

Episodes can be found every weekday on YouTube, Apple and Spotify.

Kelly previously practiced law for nine years, as a corporate litigator in Chicago. She served as a legal correspondent for Fox News, where she covered Supreme Court decisions.

Americans' appetite for true crime has been well-documented, with it consistently ranking as one of the most common topics among high-ranked podcasts for years.

According to a report from Edison Research, 84 percent of the US aged 13 and older were consumers of the genre as of 2024.